What if Disney characters were living in a zombie apocalypse?

By on Fri, Oct 16, 2015 at 7:58 pm

At one point or another we've all wondered what would happen if Aladdin and Jasmine were forced to roam the Earth, scavenging for supplies and decapitating zombies. Thankfully, French artist Kasami Sensai was wondering the same thing. Check out Kasami's awesome sketches of zombified-Disney characters, and while you're at it be sure to check out the rest of his work here.

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What if Disney characters were living in a zombie apocalypse?
What if Disney characters were living in a zombie apocalypse?
What if Disney characters were living in a zombie apocalypse?
What if Disney characters were living in a zombie apocalypse?
What if Disney characters were living in a zombie apocalypse?
What if Disney characters were living in a zombie apocalypse?
What if Disney characters were living in a zombie apocalypse?
What if Disney characters were living in a zombie apocalypse?
What if Disney characters were living in a zombie apocalypse?
What if Disney characters were living in a zombie apocalypse?

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